Looking to scare up some fun this Halloween? Check out these haunted Illinois locations.
The Throwbacks perform live on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop venue on Friday September 12th at 7pm
The fire happened in a multi-unit building in the 14400 block of Jefferson Avenue Thursday, officials said.
Forty percent of the proceeds from the Sept. 19 Queen of Hearts fundraiser will go to Honor Flight Chicago, the organization said.
Local spots will be on site with wine and food for sampling. Casino games, live music. Free to get in; $25 lanyard buys 8 wine tastings.
A classic car show, carnival and live music planned for Spirit of America weekend Sept. 19–21 at Orland Park Crossing.
South Suburban Relentless will gather Saturday, Sept. 6, in Orland Park. "We are Americans and we reject the path of authoritarianism.
The second location in Frankfort will support Orland Park nonprofit Bridge Teen Center with unique retail experience.
In June, a group of students, parents, and staff from Century, Jerling, and Orland Junior High schools embarked on an unforgettable journey.
The ramped up traffic enforcement campaign was funded by federal highway safety funds through the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Wintrust Sports Complex at Bedford Park has earned first place in SportsEvents magazine’s list of the top volleyball venues in the country.
The crash happened Sunday evening in the 20700 block of LaGrange Road. The Orland man died following the crash.
When Yaser Elkayyal needed them, the customers showed up. The support helped save his beloved business of 22 years.
Voting runs through Sept. 30. The award from Chick-Fil-A could mean a big funding boost for The Bridge Teen Center.
The pancake breakfast has welcomed more than 300 attendees in its first two years, and is a major fundraiser for the organization.
The crash happened Sunday, Aug. 31 on LaGrange Road, the Will County Coroner's Office said Tuesday.
From holiday decorations to her trusty skeleton sidekick, this school hero makes every ride unforgettable.
State Representative Robert "Bob" Rita brings Household Hazardous Waste Event to Crestwood
The official podcast of District 135, "Let's Be Here For It," is back for its third season, just in time for the 25-26 school year.
A man was taken from the scene in an ambulance, police told Patch.
Free Hands-On Computer Classes This September at Orland Park Public Library. Learn Windows 11, Canva, Cricut, and More!
This seminar will cover all aspects of Medicare, including enrollment periods.
Local artist showcases charcoal portraits in month-long exhibit at the library.
Eagles, Chargers and T-Bolts stand out on college and scholarship applications
Adel and Omar Nofal earned the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America, said the leaders of Troop 318 in Orland Park.
Perfect Scores, Perfect Pride: Four District 230 Seniors Ace the ACT
Off to Pebble Beach in December to represent St. Coletta’s of Illinois
Patch and T-Mobile are honoring the unsung heroes of back-to-school like special education teacher Katie Rauen.
The FDA will take another look at a new drug application for the drug that's proven vital for the boy and others with his rare disease.
36th Annual Kennedy Golf Outing brings community together for a day of giving and friendly competition to support life-changing programs
The two had dated for 7 years; she broke things off. The Orland Park man stalked her prior to attacking her and her daughter, records show.
Discover weekly favorites and unique storytimes designed to inspire early literacy, imagination, and family fun at the library this fall.
Auditor Sikich LLC presented the audit report to trustees on Monday.
The Orland Park Police Department's ride begins and ends at Fattie's Pub in Orland Park on Sunday, Aug. 24.
Library hosts free concerts in the fall.
The bat was found Thursday, Aug. 14.
The order says Pekau must stop sharing the Village’s confidential information he gained access to while in office, according to court docs.
The petition was started early this week. It calls for the removal of John Bryk, Suzanne Owens and Dave Snyder.
Board members discussed their role in hiring administrators and the need for changes, but no official action was taken.